We manage the home.
- Provide and manage the supported living housing.
- Act as the point of contact for housing and property matters.
- Coordinate the housing side of an agreed move.
- Work alongside the person’s separate care provider.
For adults with learning disabilities and mental health needs, the right home is a foundation for everyday life.
Sahan provides and manages the housing. A separate registered care provider delivers the care. Here’s how those responsibilities fit together, and how to explore a move.
A housing enquiry starts with understanding someone’s life, not simply finding an available room.
Our supported living housing is for adults with learning disabilities and mental health needs who need a home alongside care and support.
Suitability depends on the individual, the available home and the care arrangements. An initial conversation helps establish whether there is a possible fit.
Please contact us to confirm current locations and availability. An enquiry does not guarantee a placement.
Supported living keeps housing and care distinct. Knowing who does what helps residents, families and professionals ask the right questions and plan with confidence.
Sahan does not deliver the regulated care provided by the separate registered care provider. Care arrangements need to be discussed alongside housing suitability before a move is agreed.
For commissioners and social workers, a clear route to exploring a suitable home.
Outline the housing needs, preferred area and likely timescale. We can discuss current availability and what to explore next.
We discuss the person’s needs, the possible housing match and how care and funding arrangements would fit together.
If a suitable home is available, we arrange a visit and clarify the housing arrangements and next steps with those involved.
Once arrangements are agreed, we coordinate the housing side of the move with the person and their care provider.
You don’t need to have everything worked out before you talk to us.
If you’re exploring supported living for a family member, we can explain our housing role and the questions to discuss with their social worker or care team.
The person’s wishes should be central to the conversation. A potential move is a chance to talk about familiar routines, important relationships, getting around and what makes somewhere feel like home.
Our community work reflects the same belief: having a place to live and feeling that you belong both matter.
Talk to us about a family memberA few things to know before taking the next step.
No. In supported living, housing and care are separate arrangements. Sahan provides and manages the home; a separate registered provider delivers care. The specific housing terms and care arrangements should be clarified before any move is agreed.
Yes. Families are welcome to start a conversation about housing. We can explain our role and discuss the next steps, including involving the person’s social worker or commissioning team where appropriate.
Please contact us about current availability in your preferred area. Locations and available housing need to be confirmed directly with our team; this page is not a list of current vacancies.
Housing costs and care funding need to be considered separately. Ask us about the costs and terms for a proposed home, and discuss care funding with the relevant social worker or commissioning team. These arrangements need to be clear before a move is agreed.
If there is a potentially suitable home, a visit is part of exploring the match. It gives the person and those supporting them an opportunity to see the space, ask questions and discuss what a move would involve.
We welcome conversations about working together while keeping housing and care responsibilities clear. Visit our partnerships page to explore a care or property partnership.
Discuss a referral, check availability or ask a question about supported living.